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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1879
Page
3
In Harper's Magazine a poem recounts a nighttime scene at a gate where a girl named Mabel and a companion are questioned by a mother about a night visit. The mother warns of a potential suitor while the girl defends her companion and refers to Harry Gray as the person at the gate.
A Parisian veterinarian reports a new antidote to rabies, testing on sixteen dogs. eight treated successfully remain healthy while eight untreated died. The report cites Maraschetti, an Italian surgeon in Moscow, recounting a 1818 Ukrainian case where a peasant cured fourteen rabid bite victims with broom decoction and tongue checks, while one treated conventionally died.
Cor. Cincinnati Gazette notes three decades of rapid forest loss in northern areas driven by settler expansion. The piece cites Dr. Bushnell and George P. Marsh on ecosystem disruption, soil drainage, and local climate changes linked to deforestation, warning rivers flood more as forests decline and noting today many districts have felled too much.
A Cape Ann Advertiser记 report describes Magnolia feeding about a dozen forest birds from her extended hand at her doorway. Birds return yearly, recognizing her voice, with several alighting to peck crumbs, while others perch on her dress. They require quiet observation for safety and orderly feeding.
A Massachusetts worker recounts years of debt and illness due to a sick family and medical bills. After following a pastor’s advice, he used Hop Bitters and claims his household recovered in one month with no further sickness. He urges poor men to use Hop Bitters as a cheaper alternative to doctor visits.
A Cincinnati Enquirer note surveys famed London ladies’ maids and court cases, from Miss Fray and the Countess of Zetland to the Duchess of Westminster. It recounts historical crimes by O’Connor and Maria Manning, their executions, and a resurrected fashion of black satin linked to Stafford House.
The piece argues that popular people master conversation by drawing out others. By steering talk to a companion’s expertise, one pleases them and gains knowledge. It urges conversational skill as social service and practical skill for daily interactions.
A fragmented note explains batter preparation for cattle feed, stressing proper texture to ensure cows get sufficient nourishment. It mentions adjusting batter consistency with a little Wella Rich and cautions that batter too light may need modification for better digestion.
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